Elysium: Chemrail

pitchforknumb

Sr Member

• Jan 23, 2018

• #1

So I decided to give this whole 3d modelling and printing thing a go. For some reason I decided to go with the Chemrail for Elysium first. I'm very happy with how it's turning out so far. I estimate I'm roughly 80% done with it at the moment. There are still lots of little details that need to be added. I'm hoping I can get away with breaking and printing this into 3-pieces, but it will most likely end up being 4. I will be updating this thread as often as I can.

 

Noeland

Master Member

• Jan 23, 2018

• #2

Nice work! What software are you using for the modelling?

 

joberg

Legendary Member

• Jan 23, 2018

• #3

One of my favorite weapon! Great renderings and eager to see what you'll do with those!

 

Mike J.

Master Member

• Jan 23, 2018

• #4

And one of my favorite weapons as well!

Where are you getting your references? There were a lot of photos from the prop auctions, and approximate dimensions as well, IIRC.

 

pitchforknumb

Sr Member

• Jan 24, 2018

• #5

Thanks Noeland. I'm using a free cloud based cad program called Onshape. It has it's limitations, but for being completely free and not having to download any software I love it.
Mike J., most of my reference images has come from the auction pictures that are out there. I also have the Elysium reference book that has a few good pics of the Chemrail in it. Yeah, they did have all of the dimensions listed on the auction sites as well, which was pretty damn handy.

 

Noeland

Master Member

• Jan 24, 2018

• #6

I'll have to give Onshape a try. Thanks for letting me know about it.

I have Fuse CC from adobe, but I haven't tried it yet though. I've just been using photoshop and it's not great for 3d stuff, or I should say I'm not great with it. Just starting out in 3D modelling.

 

pitchforknumb

Sr Member

• Feb 21, 2018

• #7

Very close to calling this one done. I have to modify a couple of things but otherwise it's printing time.

 

pitchforknumb

Sr Member

• Jul 23, 2019

• #8

Wow, it's been over a year? I'm finally getting around to printing this bad boy. I didn't want to pay $500 to get this printed so I took the plunge and bought me a 3d printer. I have 2 of 7 files printed at this point. I'm going to start the priming and sanding process once all of the pieces are finished and assembled.

 

joberg

Legendary Member

• Aug 18, 2019

• #9

Any progress on your fantastic work?

 

pitchforknumb

Sr Member

• Aug 21, 2019

• #10

joberg said:

Any progress on your fantastic work?

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Hey Joberg. So I actually had one fully printed, but this was basically my first print on my 3d printer so some things didn't turn out to well, so I will be reprinting a majority of this. Buy I am pretty happy with how it turned out overall. This thing is huge.

 

joberg

Legendary Member

• Aug 21, 2019

• #11

Wow, I don't see anything wrong with it from where I'm standing...you could also send it to me if you don't like it
Eager to see your next print; it's going to be awesome!!

 

pitchforknumb

Sr Member

• Sep 11, 2019

• #12

Finally got around to reprinting this bad boy. So far I have 2 of 8 parts printed, with 2 more pieces finishing today. I'm hoping I can get all of the parts printed by the end of the weekend. Then it'll be on to priming and sanding. Good times.

 

joberg

Legendary Member

• Sep 12, 2019

• #13

Wow, that's one heck of a rifle...great job

 

GealicWolf

New Member

• Dec 4, 2019

• #14

Loving it!!! Could I ask where you got the files?...Would love to give this a try.

 

pitchforknumb

Sr Member

• Dec 30, 2019

• #15

GealicWolf said:

Loving it!!! Could I ask where you got the files?...Would love to give this a try.

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Hey Gealic. These are actually file's I created. I have the files listed for sale on my Etsy page. Just look up Master of Fright Props